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ERECTION OF SHED FOR ANCILLARY ACCOMMODATION/INCIDENTAL USE.

15 CHURCH STREET, UCKFIELD, TN22 1BJ

Decision IssuedReference: WD/2025/1574/FWealden District Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Issued
Application type
Full
Received
30 Jun 2025
Validated
5 Dec 2025
Determination deadline
27 Mar 2026
Local authority
Wealden District Council

Application overview

ERECTION OF SHED FOR ANCILLARY ACCOMMODATION/INCIDENTAL USE.

Proposal details

Reference
WD/2025/1574/F
Ward
Uckfield New Town
Parish
Uckfield
Agent
Mr Jim Davies

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Application location

15 CHURCH STREET, UCKFIELD, TN22 1BJ

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Documents 30 of 30

DocumentPublishedAction
-Application Form15 Jul 2025View
-Application Form for CIL30 Jun 2025View
Proposed Block PlanBlock Plan5 Dec 2025View
-Block Plan29 Jan 2026View
Front ViewElevations16 Jan 2026View
Back ViewElevations16 Jan 2026View
Left ViewElevations16 Jan 2026View
Right ViewElevations16 Jan 2026View
-Illustrations30 Jun 2025View
-Illustrations16 Jan 2026View
-Illustrations16 Jan 2026View
-Roof Layout30 Jun 2025View
Top ViewRoof Layout16 Jan 2026View
-Site Plan30 Jun 2025View
Basic Kit SpecificationAccompanying Documents (Misc)30 Jun 2025View
Heritage StatementStatement30 Jun 2025View
HeritageStatement16 Jan 2026View
Front ViewSUPERSEDED Elevations30 Jun 2025View
Back ViewSUPERSEDED Elevations30 Jun 2025View
Left ViewSUPERSEDED Elevations30 Jun 2025View
Right ViewSUPERSEDED Elevations30 Jun 2025View
-SUPERSEDED Illustrations30 Jun 2025View
Heritage StatementSUPERSEDED Statement5 Dec 2025View
ESCC HighwaysConsultee Response5 Jan 2026View
Town CouncilConsultee Response7 Jan 2026View
ESCC ArchaeologyConsultee Response17 Feb 2026View
Town CouncilConsultee Response17 Mar 2026View
-Planning History30 Jun 2025View
-Decision Notice23 Mar 2026View
DelegatedOfficer Report23 Mar 2026View

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